Southeastern Languages JACK B. MARTIN Until the nineteenth century, no area of North America but the far west was as diverse linguistically as the Southeast. Spanning the central region from present Mississippi to Georgi

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Date: 2001-08-01 12:41:50 Agglutinative languages Muskogean languages Languages of the United States Cherokee Nation Hitchiti Alabama people Caddoan languages Muscogee people Seminole Indigenous peoples of the Southeastern Woodlands History of North America Indigenous peoples of the Americas		Southeastern Languages JACK B. MARTIN Until the nineteenth century, no area of North America but the far west was as diverse linguistically as the Southeast. Spanning the central region from present Mississippi to Georgi Add to Reading List Source URL: jbmart.people.wm.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 249,21 KB Share Document on Facebook

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